Gender Balance/ Gender Bias

Gender and Education Association Conference 28th, 29th and 30th March 2007

Special Issue of Gender and Education dedicated to the Conference

Trinity College Dublin

Second Call for Papers: deadline 17th November 2006
Email abstracts to: cgws.conferences_at_tcd.ie

This conference seeks to explore past, present and future issues of balance
and bias in education from a gendered perspective. Abstracts of 200 words
addressing the conference theme, or exploring the following sub-themes:
- Defining gender balance and analysing gender bias: theory and practice
- Gender balance or bias in primary, secondary or tertiary curricula
- Citizenship and Inclusion
- Diversity and gender
- Teacher professional development/training in equality issues
- The feminisation of the teaching profession & its impact on balance or
bias in the class
- Historical examples of gender as a category of bias
- Educational policy

-Other suggested topics will also be considered. All disciplines within the
filed of education studies are welcome

Email abstracts of 200 words to: cgws.conferences_at_tcd.ie

For further information please see www.tcd.ie/Womens_Studies or contact
Jennifer Redmond, jennifer.redmond_at_tcd.ie or 00 353 1 8963970

Kindly sponsored by Gender and Education journal.

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Jennifer Redmond
Researcher
Centre for Gender and Women's Studies
School of Histories and Humanities
20 Westland Row
Trinity College
Dublin 2

Tel: 00 353 1 8963970
Fax: 00 353 1 8963997

Email: jennifer.redmond_at_tcd.ie

http://www.tcd.ie/Womens_Studies/

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